Electric Kettles

Overall, the Dualit Pour Over Fast Boil Electric Kettle is a pretty solid small kettle aimed at people who actually care about how they brew coffee and tea. The big positives for me are the precise temperature control, the genuinely useful gooseneck spout, the non-drip pouring, and the option to mut...

Fellow Corvo EKG Pro Review: a fancy smart kettle for people who actually care about water temperature

After using the Fellow Corvo EKG Pro for a while, my overall feeling is that it’s a pretty solid premium kettle aimed at people who care about how they brew, not just how fast they can make a cup of tea. The precise temperature control, quiet operation, and 60-minute hold function are genuinely usef...

by Sophie-Anne Dubois

Fellow Stagg EKG Pro Review: a fancy kettle that’s great for pour-over but not for every wallet

05/05/2026

Fellow Stagg EKG Pro Review: a fancy kettle that’s great for pour-over but not for every wallet

After using the Fellow Stagg EKG Pro Sesame with Maple handle for a while, my conclusion is pretty straightforward: it’s a very capable, nicely designed kettle aimed at people who actually care about how they brew, not just how fast they can get boiling water. The precise temperature control, contro...

Top Stainless steel electric kettles

In-depth guide to the best stainless steel electric kettles, comparing gooseneck and classic spouts, key safety features, materials, and brands like Fellow, OXO, Hamilton Beach, and Amazon Basics.

Smeg KLF05PGUK Mini Kettle Review: stylish, compact, and not cheap for what it is

After using the Smeg KLF05PGUK mini kettle regularly, my overall take is that it’s a good little kettle with a strong focus on looks and compact size, and a weaker focus on raw value. It boils fast enough, it’s quieter than many standard kettles, and it takes almost no space on the counter. For one...

Smeg KLF05RDUK Mini Kettle Review: compact retro kettle that looks better than it feels

The Smeg KLF05RDUK mini kettle is basically a good-looking, compact kettle that does its job without any real extras. It boils water at a reasonable speed, it’s quieter than a lot of standard kettles, and it fits nicely in small spaces. For one or two people who care about how their kitchen looks, i...

by Freyja Bjornsdottir

Smeg 50’s Style Jug Kettle Review: retro looks, modern performance, chunky price

Smeg 50’s Style Jug Kettle Review: retro looks, modern performance, chunky price

After using the Smeg 50’s Style Jug Kettle in slate grey daily, my conclusion is pretty straightforward: it’s a good kettle that looks nice and feels solid, but you’re clearly paying a premium for the design and the Smeg badge. In terms of function, it checks all the boxes – 3 kW fast boil, automati...

Smeg KLF03WHUK Retro Style Kettle Review: good-looking, fast, and pricey for what it is

The Smeg KLF03WHUK Retro Style Kettle is a good-looking, solid-feeling kettle that boils water quickly and fairly quietly. In daily use, it’s pleasant enough: the handle is comfortable, the pour is controlled, and the soft-opening lid is a small but genuinely nice feature. It does all the basic kett...

by Freyja Bjornsdottir

KitchenAid 5KEK1701 Kettle Review: solid variable-temperature kettle that looks good on the counter

KitchenAid 5KEK1701 Kettle Review: solid variable-temperature kettle that looks good on the counter

Smeg KLF04BLUK Variable Temperature Kettle Review: retro style with a premium price tag

Overall, the KitchenAid 5KEK1701 is a solid variable-temperature kettle that does what it’s supposed to do without overcomplicating things. It heats water fast, hits the chosen temperatures reliably, and feels more robust than the average plastic kettle. The stainless steel body, simple controls, an...

by Alistair Browning

Smeg KLF04BLUK Variable Temperature Kettle Review: retro style with a premium price tag

The Smeg KLF04BLUK variable temperature kettle is basically a stylish, well-built kettle with some genuinely useful features, wrapped in a retro design and sold at a premium price. It boils water reliably, the temperature control from 50°C to 100°C actually makes a difference for coffee and differen...

Smeg KLF04WHUK & TSF03WHUK Review: stylish breakfast duo that boils fast and toasts wide

After using the Smeg KLF04 kettle and TSF03 four-slice toaster set regularly, my overall feeling is that it’s a solid, good-looking pair of appliances, but definitely not the best choice for everyone. The kettle boils fast, the variable temperature settings actually help if you drink different types...

Fellow Stagg EKG Smoke Green With Maple Handle Review: a precise kettle for pour-over nerds with a taste for design

After using the Fellow Stagg EKG Smoke Green with maple handle daily, my take is pretty straightforward: it’s a very solid tool for pour-over fans, and just an expensive toy for everyone else. The temperature control works well, the hold function is genuinely useful, and the gooseneck gives you a sl...

Brewista X Series 0.8L Gooseneck Kettle Review: compact, precise, but not cheap

Overall, the Brewista X Series 0.8L Gooseneck Variable Kettle is a pretty solid choice for coffee and tea folks who care about temperature and pouring control. The main strengths are clear: accurate temperature settings, a reliable hold function, and a gooseneck that makes pour-over brewing easier a...

Brewista Handmade Electric Gooseneck Kettle Review: precise, pretty, and a bit fragile

Stelton Emma Electric Kettle Review: design-first kettle for small households

Overall, the Brewista Handmade Electric Gooseneck Kettle is pretty solid for coffee and tea nerds, but it’s not flawless. The big strengths are clear: accurate temperature control in 1-degree steps, a comfortable gooseneck pour, a handy keep-warm mode, and a built-in timer. For pour-over coffee, it...

by Sophie-Anne Dubois

Stelton Emma Electric Kettle Review: design-first kettle for small households

After living with the Stelton Emma Electric Kettle for a while, my conclusion is pretty clear: it’s a design-first kettle that does the basic job well enough, but doesn’t try to compete on features or raw performance. It boils water reliably, it’s quieter than a lot of standard kettles, and it looks...

Stelton Emma Electric Kettle Review: design-first kettle for people who care what sits on their counter

The Stelton Emma Electric Kettle is made for people who care what sits on their kitchen counter. It’s compact, looks clean and modern, and feels decent in the hand. It boils water reliably, isn’t too loud, and has the usual safety features like auto shut-off and dry boil protection. For a single per...

Stelton EM77 Electric Kettle Review: design icon with some worrying flaws

In the end, the Stelton EM77 Electric Kettle 1.5 L is basically a good-looking, straightforward kettle with a big question mark over reliability and safety. It heats water quickly enough, it’s easy to use, and the design is genuinely nice if you like minimalist Scandinavian style. On a clean kitchen...

by Freyja Bjornsdottir

Aarke Kettle 1.2L Matte Black Review: quiet, good-looking, and not cheap

Aarke Kettle 1.2L Matte Black Review: quiet, good-looking, and not cheap

After using the Aarke 1.2L Matte Black kettle daily, I’d sum it up as a well-built, quiet, good-looking kettle with a few quirks and a premium price tag. The main strengths are clear: it’s quieter than the usual metal kettles, the temperature presets are genuinely useful if you drink different types...

KitchenAid Artisan 5KEK1522BOB Review: a heavy but precise temperature-control kettle for tea nerds